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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Behold, the mighty Litquake!

Marke B. -
ARTS FORECAST It's Litquake time again (October 11-20), when the enormous literary festival takes over the city's venues—and, for Litcrawl on October 20, basically any...
Arts + Culture

The Doormat Division, Week 5

Erik Walker -
This season, every week a whole new set of NFL teams decide to be the worst team in the league. Everybody is trying out...
Arts + Culture

Screen Grabs: Free Solo, Arab Film Fest, Studio 54…

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS Two of the major releases are major disappointments from hitherto reliable directors. Scenarist Drew Goddard’s first directorial feature since ingenious horror deconstruction...
Culture

Transgender rights battle continues, on Trump’s rocky ground

Emily Wilson -
When Kris Hayashi was executive director of the Audre Lorde Project in New York City, a community organizing center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, Two...
Arts + Culture

Doormat Division, Week 4

Erik Walker -
Editors note: Our correspondent Erik Walker does the only thing appropriate to the NFL these days: Makes fun of a league in shambles. RAIDERS 45, ...
Culture

‘Uncharted’ fills Berkeley with adventurous voices

Emily Wilson -
Lance Knobel, co-founder of online news site Berkeleyside, and Helena Brantley, of Red Pencil Publicity and Marketing, sat down together in January to start talking...
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Mill Valley, SF Dance, Drunken Film Fests ….

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS It’s a starry as well as busy week in Bay Area filmgoing, with major openings including the new Bradley Cooper/Lady Gaga A Star...
Party Radar

Party Radar: Quick ‘n dirty guide to Folsom 2018

Marke B. -
PARTY RADAR It's that time, almost! Time to coordinate your leather-chic looks, eat whole grains, polish up your spurs, and tackle that jumble of raw...
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Joan Jett, Hola Mexico, Hong Kong Cinema …

Dennis Harvey -
SCREEN GRABS This week brings a whole lot of mini-festivals to various Bay Area screens. The Roxie has the Hola Mexico, a three-day touring edition...
News + Politics

Business districts use public money to attack homeless people, study finds

Tim Redmond -
Business Improvement Districts, which are in essence private tax assessors that spend money to spiff up certain parts of town, have been using public...
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